Understanding Real Estate Terms and Words

New Real Estate Dictionary and Glossary Features Easy Answers for Agents and Home Buyers and Sellers to Difficult Real Estate Terms and Words.

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., (PRWEB) November 19, 2005 -- Version 1.0 of a brand new online glossary for real estate terms was launched today. This new glossary features more than 1,000 real estate terms and can be accessed at no cost at www.RealEstateWords.com. Unlike other paid business tools, www.RealEstateWords.com is a free service that every agent will want to add to their favorites list.

Definitions for real estate terms were specifically provided in a short, concise and easy to understand method. For example the real estate term Loan-to-value ratio is defined as “The amount of mortgage debt that a lender can or may loan to a borrower compared to the market or appraisal value of a property being pledged as collateral expressed as a percentage.”

“Often people are more confused after reading a definition than before they began reading it,” says Dr. Martin Oliver a spokesperson for RealEstateWords.com. “Our goal is to provide easy to understand explanations to frequently referenced real estate terms that offer answers, not add to the confusion.”

So if your are a real estate agent cramming for a real estate licensing exam and in need of a definition of a specific real estate term, or a home buyer or seller reviewing a contract, now there is one handy place to go – Real Estate Words